Safety researcher: third-party ecosystem must scale AGI assessments before superhuman AI arrives
austinc3301 · x · 2026-11-09
nikolaj2030 argues that vastly superhuman AI might arrive as early as next year, and the third-party ecosystem must urgently expand the ambition of its RSI-related assessments of AGI companies to enable a global pause before the point of no return. An accompanying diagram contrasts two paths: a single-shot global pause is brittle because the gap between required and actual third-party engagement scale is too large, whereas an incrementally-shaped pause builds execution experience through stepped engagements. An agenda proposal from the safety camp, without concrete technical mechanisms.
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